The Joshua Project serves young men ages 13-25 as well as the elder men who gather in support of these young men. We gather 4 times a year to work on different aspects of mature masculinity and to provide each young man with the opportunity to be challenged and witnessed by their elders as they continue their journey into manhood.

Our encampments, like most things in life, have costs associated. It is the most fervent wish of the men who support this work that every elder, and every young man who wish to experience and participate in this experience may do so without regard for the ability to pay. To that end, we have established the "Philip and Sandy Loydpierson Scholarship Fund", which we use at every event, to facilitate the richness and diversity of men who attend to this work.

In addition to the Scholarship fund, your donations help us to meet our other costs; new equipment, operating costs, as well as growth initiatives that will allow us to continue and spread this work to more young men, and further into the future.